Select committee: Scottish Affairs Committee

The Referendum on Separation for Scotland inquiry

Closed Opened 12 Oct 2011 Closed 13 Oct 2014
Inquiry scope (the committee's words)
This inquiry relates to the referendum on separation for Scotland that took place on 18 September 2014. The first part of the inquiry focused on the processes and mechanics by which the referendum will be organised and conducted. The second part of the inquiry focuses on key issues in the debate on the future of Scotland.

Where it stands

The inquiry is closed, opened 12 October 2011.

The committee has published 14 reports, most recently 3rd Report - The Referendum on Separation for Scotland: no doubt–no currency union on 21 July 2014.

The government's response to each report

All 14 reports and their responses

Recommendations and conclusions 0 shown

No recommendations or conclusions are indexed for this inquiry yet.

Reports

14 reports

Oral evidence sessions

11 sessions

On smaller screens, scroll horizontally to read every column. Keyboard users can focus the table region and use the arrow keys.

Date Session and witnesses Source
14 Aug 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
5 Aug 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
8 Jul 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
2 Jul 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
18 Jun 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
14 May 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
7 May 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
6 May 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
29 Apr 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
9 Apr 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗
8 Apr 2014
Oral evidence session
No witnesses recorded
View ↗

Correspondence

1 letter

On smaller screens, scroll horizontally to read every column. Keyboard users can focus the table region and use the arrow keys.

PublishedDirectionLetter
11 Jun 2014 To committee Letter from Secretary of State for Scotland regarding the referendum